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Archive for the ‘CanSecWest’ tag
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HNNCast for the first week of April, 2011
Top Stories
Breach-omattic, BigR and the FPL, RockYou Case Rocks On
News
Drop the B.S., Botnet Busters, Another Pathetic Transferrence, Week of Threat Briefs
T00lT1m3
updates: Wireshark, SandCat, Amap, Armitage, CVEchecker, QubesOS, Sys Internals, Olly Debug, Creepy, Maltego
new: RawCap, Streams, ViewStateHacker, DirectoryScanner, ShareScan, GetSploits, SQLmap, redsn0w, SpoofTooph
hardware: Fluke Air-Check
Quickies
TurboMessa, Ai Shitunot, WiFi Insecurity Conference, Key-through-12 Logging, CCDC Championship
ConFu
CanSecWest Media Posted, Hack.LU CFP, EkoParty Expanded
DefCon Wrap-Up: Pokercon, Scavenger Hunt Sponsors, SkyTalk CFP, Call for New Vendors
Stack of Shame
count: 146 (+4)
Top Offender: HP (27)
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HNNCast for the third week of March, 2011
Top Stories
Under the Comodo, Recent Security Acquisition turns Incident, PHPwned, b107
News
j35t3r sets DoS Record, Smart-phone Security Sucks, DoS Flurry, Going Wayback with the Saltine
T00l T1m3
Updates: PacketFence, winAUTOPWN, SAMHAIN, JBROFuzz, Arachni, Fiddler, Burpsuite, Skipfish, Yara, THICKNET
Fresh: J-HAT/HPROF, GnackTrackR6, MOSCRACK, Creepy
Hardwarez: FUNcube
Note: MoonSols Utilities
Quickies
Celebrity Twits, Plans to Nix IE6, pwned and Poppin’, Vendor Insecurity List, SHA-3 Field Narrows to Five, Ghostmarket Guy Sentenced to Five, Student Snagged Changing Grades, InterWACK, Jumbo Hoax, Pr0n h4x0r Sentenced to Six Years, One H0t H4x0r Chick
Con Fu
Note: Tokyo Hacker-Space
CSW and PWN2OWN, OWASP AppSec USA CFP, Hack Lu CFP, Notacon, CCC 2011 is ON, Source Boston/BeaCon, Carolina Con, B-Sides World-Wide, the SF to DC19 Hack-Bus
Stack of Shame
count: 89 (+35)
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CanSecWest is in it’s 12th year now. It started with the small, highly technical computer security conference in Vancouver and has since expanded to include a PacSec in Asia and EUSecWest in Europe, a 3 day dojo of training preceeding the conference, and for the last 4 years an event which has eclipsed the con itself – pwn2own.
This year the talks were mostly focused on applications and bug hunting as might be expected along side the pwn2own competition. As for pwn2own itself, some prizes were won and some not. Charlie Miller took away an iPhone 4 this year via a mobile Safari exploit. Stephen Fewer won a laptop by combining three different exploits to pwn IE8 on Windows 7-SP1. The VUPEN team walked off with an iBook for popping OS X through Safari. And Vincenzo Iozzo from Zynamics won big with the RIM’s BlackBerry Torch 9800. Of course there ARE some odd rules and one of the favorites to take out some of the prizes left “standing” didn’t show. It’s a jungle out there for Apple users but that shouldn’t leave Android, Chrome or Windows Phone 7 feeling invulnerable. YOUR bugs will live a little longer.
HNN was there in Vancouver, BC for the action. We hope you enjoy the sights and sounds of CanSecWest, 2011.
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HNNCast for the first week of March, 2011
Top Stories
pwn2own a Week Away, Anonymous Ops Continue, Anonymous Fall-out Continues Too, It’s a Good Year NOT to be Greg Hoglund, Thanks OWASP
News
Androids Under Attack, Mac Malwares, Lion Seed, iTunes Struggle, It’s Unanimus – You’re Pwn3d
T00l T1m3
updates: Mobius, Wireshark, Nessus, Scapy, w3af, Armitage, FOCA, WATOBO, XSSer
Nessus in the Cloud, Naked Password
Quickies
Celebrity Twits, Turing Target Met, Wack-a-Quack, Underground Carder War, Weev Free, Every Browser can Tatanga, Cry Me a Digital River, Crippling Autorun, Team Kuwait Strikes Israeli Sites, Zynamics Acquired by Google
Con-Fu
DerbyCon Speakers, WOOT CFP, Source Coast-to-Coast, BruCon CFP, Notacon Not-acomodations, B-Sides Wrap-Up, Can Sec West NEXT WEEK!
Stack of Shame
The Stack of Slightly Less Shame
count: 92 (+38)
PROGRAMMING NOTE: NO HNNCast NEXT WEEK – WE WILL BE @CSW BUT WILL RELEASE SHMOOCON BEHIND THE FIREWALL SO TUNE IN!
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HNNCast for the third week of February, 2011
Top Story
Team Themis
News
Plenty of Breach, Stuxnet Attribution, Lush Breach Broader than Believed, Show Me THAT Money
T00l T1m3
updated: Vera, Fiddler, Dradis, Arachni, RAT, Nmap, Nessus
new: IronBee, PhoneyC, Mimic, SQueRT
Quickies
It’s the Chinese Eh, Dark Side of the Moon for Solo, /lib/keyboard, Recruiting Suckaz, One Too Many Clicks to BBC Six, WinAmp0wnage, Bad Days for Jewlers, Back to Basics Down Under, Back-peddling on AutoRun, Kingpin
Con Fu
pwn2own update, DC19 Cracking Contest, Sweet Paris
Stack of Shame
count: 58 (-7)
10 (-2) OVERDUE! 2/4/11 (-14):
ZDI-CAN-830 from Novell ( 239 days )
ZDI-CAN-767 from Microsoft ( 317 days )
ZDI-CAN-733 from Apple ( 332 days )
ZDI-CAN-713 from Sun Microsystems ( 342 days )
ZDI-CAN-691 from Apple ( 359 days )
ZDI-CAN-672 from Microsoft ( 380 days )
ZDI-CAN-244 from Borland ( 456 days )
ZDI-CAN-543 from Microsoft ( 560 days )
ZDI-CAN-533 from Microsoft ( 574 days )
ZDI-CAN-348 from RealNetworks ( 967 days )
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HNNCast for the second week of February, 2011
Top Stories
NASDAQ JAFM, How’s THIS for attention, Crime Around the World Pays, Oh TP for Google
News
Chasing the Night Dragon, Malware M&A Update, ZeuS Source on the Loose, OWASP Summit Wrap-up, Two Sides of Bug Bounties, Fish Eat Bugs Too
T00l T1m3
Hardwarez: KeyKeriKey
Updatez: green pois0n, clamAV, openDLP, aidsql, seccubus, Snort, the Metasploit Framework, BEEF, Tuna’s Netsparker, Armitage, Veracode Online Code Exam, Nmap 5.5 for Android
New Warez: Network Miner, SSL Diagnose, KoreLogic Word Lists, eEye on the Horizon
Quickies
Missouri Staffers Shown the Pwn, Egypt Defacements of Course, Tyrants Target American Internet, Cyber Security Challenge, Jail Lords is Ghey, Defacements Round-up, Old Skool TV Pir8 Busted, iPhone Warning, Recompiled Malwarez Are NOT APT, Play-time Auto-Running Out, Comcast Where Everyones an Admin, Turn Off Telnet Already!
Con Fu
BruCon Sorta IS Beer Con Already Space Rogue, HacKid interCONtinental Security B-Sides Round-Up: New Helhi, London
Stack of Shame
count: 65 (-40)
12 OVERDUE! 2/4/11 (-7)
ZDI-CAN-830 from Novell ( 230 days )
ZDI-CAN-767 from Microsoft ( 308 days )
ZDI-CAN-733 from Apple ( 323 days )
ZDI-CAN-713 from Sun Microsystems ( 333 days )
ZDI-CAN-691 from Apple ( 350 days )
ZDI-CAN-672 from Microsoft ( 371 days )
ZDI-CAN-628 from Sun Microsystems ( 378 days )
ZDI-CAN-244 from Borland ( 447 days )
ZDI-CAN-552 from Sun Microsystems ( 537 days )
ZDI-CAN-543 from Microsoft ( 551 days )
ZDI-CAN-533 from Microsoft ( 565 days )
ZDI-CAN-348 from RealNetworks ( 958 days )
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